Halmi and Harabi Rock is located on the West Sea coast of Seungeon-ri, Anmyeon-eup, Taean-gun. In particular, it is a representative place for viewing the sunset on the West Sea coast of Korea, showing beautiful sunset scenery, and designated as a scenic spot in 2009. It becomes an island during high tide, and is connected to the land during low tide, showing a variety of scenery that changes several times a day. This is one of the eight scenic views of Taean, and along with Chaeseokgang in Byeonsan and Seokmodo in Ganghwa, it is considered one of the ‘three best sunsets in the West Sea.’
